Topshop Beauty Glow Dome, $14

This out-of-this-world dome comes in two seemingly unorthodox hues: Galactic (a glittery pinky purple) and Zephyr (a golden orange peachy shade). Though the shades look intimidating in the pot, the creamy formula blends easily (we recommend warming the product with your fingers first, or using a sponge). It looks luminous atop cheekbones and over décolletage.

Estée Lauder Bronze Goddess Illuminating Powder Gelée, $40

Does your skin need a quick pick-me-up? This limited-edition illuminator is the perfect peachy shade to make skin look healthy and radiant (even if you had too much wine at happy hour the night before). The powder-gel formula results in coverage that's sheer, dewy and never cakey.

Nars Hot Sand Illuminator, $30

I find that this gorgeous golden peach liquid illuminator works best when you pat it into your skin using your fingers. A few drops along your cheekbones and under your brow bone make your features look extra-defined (and glowy) in photos and IRL.

Urban Decay Naked Illuminated, $29

Once you're finished ogling the amazing packaging, you'll find that the terra cotta-baked highlighter inside is just as pretty. The ultra-fine shimmer and smooth texture gives skin a natural glow that's (almost) too pretty for words. Bonus: It comes with its own dome-shaped brush.

Guerlain Météorites Compact, $62

Guerlain Météorites Pearls have earned their place as a cult beauty product, thanks to their skin-reviving and luminizing properties. This compact harnesses that power and combines it with skin-correcting matte shades to balance the shimmer. The result: gorgeously defined cheeks and brows. No disco ball effect here, just soft shimmer. It comes in three shades: light, medium and dark.